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A New Hope for Software Security?
Security firms Fortify and Cigital introduce a new maturity model to help companies make software that's more secure than you can possibly imagine. But is the Force with them?
By Bill Brenner, Senior Editor
"This common ground is captured and described in BSIMM. As an organizing feature, we introduce and use a Software Security Framework (SSF) which provides a conceptual scaffolding for BSIMM," they say. "Properly used, BSIMM can help you determine where your organization stands with respect to real-world software security initiatives and what steps can be taken to make your approach more effective."
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